New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
BICYCLES IN CENTRAL PARK
GOVERNOR HILL SIGNS THE BILL.

no REMOVAL OF THE MENAGERIE-TERMs OF THE
SUBWAY ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS EXTENDED
ALBANY, Juno p. Governor Hill signed to-day the
bill authorizing bicycle riders to their machines
any road In Central Park. New-York, In any other
Park In the State extending the terms Of the Electrical
Subway Commissioners of NewYork three years; for
the relief OF INDECENT soldiers; establishing the block
system OF real estate transfers in NewYork directing
hotel propretors TO put rope in every sleeping apart
ment OF their buildings permitting the suburban rail-
roads OF NewYork TO change their routes; authorizing
the Department OF Parks OF NewYork to sink the tracks
OF the Harlem Railroad and authorizing the OF the
Southern Boulevard in Morrsania for railroad purposes
This makes the total number Of bills signed 724. The
Governor files memorandum with the Subway Comms-
sion law giving his reasons for signing the bill He
says:
utmost Importance wires the
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coapl the work win prove Of avail and the
moval Of such wires indefinitely postponed There only
failure 10 add two additional city officials as commits.
,S: objection All the leading newspapers
the sy are ursing that y should become law The people
does It, provided well and promptly aud satisfactorily
The Governor vctoes tho bill providing for the removal
OF the public monagere In Central Park to another part
OF the park In memorandum veto message he says:
Iiths bill approved the collection would still remain
IN the park aud 6sloys ih;t in very short time st,
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comfort Of The animals Themselves but also In order that the
thousands OF children and citizens who yearly yst the col
much greater degree than possible m present contracted
that the Central PARK properly place
Wealth q SewYoPs City This present action
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The Governor also disapproves Speaker Husied's bill
putting in the hands Of the superintendent OF Public In
srucon the licensing or TO teach on the ground
that the proposed law Is not uniform ono, New YORK
aud Brooklyn being exempted
that which required persons to procure VINO % de
sired TO be married. Assemblymap Mcintyres Dill 70
bill appropratng $4,000 to pay the expenses OF COM
mission 10 make e1amnatons OF smai ars 10. sne "a "a
powers OF barbormasters and the bill authorizing the
sale OF liquor by concerthal proprietors in Brooklyn
REGULATIONS TO BE MADE FOR PARK CYCLING
The Park Board surprised at its meeting yester
day, on receiving information that Governor Hill had
signed the Bicycle bill and vetoed the Menagerie bill
Mr.. Crimmins said that he had anticipated heGovern
ora action In the latter instance He said:
was In favor the Menagerie bill at frat but became
aeSa, ns1iSa no% IN PARK and that would
to remove the geological collection TO Tho parks beyond
that he takes that Wow In this bill
pri,ed however. that he sgbed the Bicycle bill
tho Board bicycles from being USED
on the park drives -, ,.
No do that II but strict regulations VIII nave
10 DO passed concerning them.
The New-York State division OF the League OF Amer
Wheemen sent the following letter yesterday TO the
Park Board
nv a semi.oncial the wheemen OF fNewfork
have learned OF Governor Hs approval OF the act In
and rcyces which seems TO
special local interest In this section OF the
pesoo whcemen OF this oty make use OF the OK
tended rights guzod by this law, we desire as tho a
thorzed representatives, the great body o wheenen n
state establish between tho PARK anu
dssipste all apprehension as TO the practical
referred The wheelmen OF ts city
dgnhed and Intelligent citizens
the AFFAIRS of the city government anu
Jery administration OF Its separate departments
They bicycle aud tricycle. are little
useful and practical vehicles and that tho
prejudice tar has been encouraged by many
honest wellmcaBing citizens That this prejudice VIII
and experience has been
In other countries and confident that the same result
must follow practical operation Of the law In question
order the whoolmen OF this city may show
their desire to concur and weu
safe orderly and consistent use OF tho
city OF the officers OF the several
will be held during the present week and
honorab boari suitable arrangements ana
regulations he made for tho OF bicycles and tcyoes
parkways within your jurisdiction and Tor snc other
conference any be desired by your board Trust
this will be regarded 10 he spirit OF
and OF the allegiance OF the
cyclists OF TO the good government OF The CITY, we
roinain.